Deontay Wilder vs Tyrrell Herndon LIVE RESULTS: Card updates and fight time as Bronze Bomber returns to ring
DEONTAY Wilder makes his boxing return TONIGHT as he goes head-to-head with Tyrrell Herndon in Wichita.
The Bronze Bomber has been out of action since his knockout defeat to Zhilei Zhang last June.
Big Bang's brutal KO handed Wilder his fourth loss in his last five fights, with his only win coming against journeyman Robert Helenius almost three years ago.
The former WBC heavyweight champion begins his bid to rebuild his reputation against Herndon, who is out to secure the biggest win of his career.
A win for Wilder could see him move back into the fold for a big-name fight, with many boxing fans still keen to see the long-overdue Anthony Joshua bout.
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